ByteDance's newest video model: clips up to 30 seconds, characters and products that stay consistent from your reference images, first and last frame control, and audio generated with the picture — from text, a photo, or a clip you want to extend.
60 free credits on signup. One full generation, no card required.
You could go straight to ByteDance. Then you'd need a second subscription for Kling O3, a third for Veo 3.1, and a fourth for image generation.
Most real projects use more than one model — you draft on something fast and cheap, then finish on something expensive. Plurel puts eight video models and four image models on a single balance, so you switch models instead of switching accounts.
Seedance 2.5 is ByteDance's flagship video model, introduced at the 2026 Volcano Engine FORCE conference. Its two headline advances are length — a single generation can run 30 seconds instead of a few — and reference control: it reads up to 50 reference images, videos and audio clips and keeps the characters, products, styles and brand assets in them consistent across the whole scene. It also supports first- and last-frame control, reference-based editing that transforms a scene while preserving the people and objects in it, and a 3D white-model mode for previewing layout and camera paths before the final render. On Plurel you can use Seedance 2.5 instantly with no API key or separate subscription.
Enough for a complete beat — an arrival, a reveal, a conversation — instead of stitching four-second fragments together.
Feed it images of a character, a product or a style and they stay recognizable through the whole clip. Up to 50 references across image, video and audio.
Pin where the shot begins and where it ends; the model moves between them with natural motion.
Upload a clip and describe the change — new setting, new weather, new wardrobe — while the people and objects in it are preserved.
Ambience, effects and dialogue generated with the video and timed to it, not added after.
Pick any length from a quick beat to a full half-minute scene.
480p for drafts and iteration, 1080p for delivery.
16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 and 21:9 ultra-wide.
Start from a prompt, animate a photo, or extend and edit a clip you upload.
6 credits per second at 480p, 14 at 720p, 26 at 1080p. A 5-second 480p clip is 30 credits.
One Seedance 2.5 generation is 30 credits.
$7.99
100 credits
Three 5-second 480p clips — or one 15-second scene.
$14.99/mo
300 credits every month
Ten 5-second 480p clips a month, or a few longer ones. Credits roll over.
New accounts start with 60 free credits — enough for your first Seedance 2.5 video.
Seedance 2.5 produces sound alongside the video — ambience, effects and dialogue timed to what's on screen.
Environmental sound that fits the location
Effects synced to motion and cuts
Dialogue for speaking characters
Open the video generator
In the Plurel app, choose Video. In Pro mode pick Seedance 2.5; in Auto, describe a longer scene and it will be considered.
Describe the scene — or add references
Write what happens. Add a start frame, an end frame, or a clip to extend or edit.
Choose length, quality and format
4 to 30 seconds, 480p to 1080p, six aspect ratios.
Generate and download
Longer clips take a few minutes. Your video lands in Media History with audio, no watermark.
A woman in a green coat walks out of a subway exit into evening rain, opens a red umbrella, crosses the street and pauses at a lit café window, then smiles at someone inside. Continuous handheld follow shot, city ambience and rain audio. 20 seconds.
A slow spiral descent through a white spiral staircase from above, daylight through the skylight, shadows sweeping across the steps as the camera turns. Clean, minimal, architectural. 15 seconds.
Using the reference images of the plush spotted dog, show it peeking over a kitchen counter at a bowl of food, ears lifting with curiosity, then hopping down. Warm morning light, gentle sound.
Start on the first frame, a closed wooden door in a dim hallway. End on the last frame, the same doorway open onto a sunlit garden. Slow push-in, the door swinging open at the midpoint, birdsong rising.
Using the reference video, keep the two people and their conversation exactly as they are but change the setting to a vineyard at golden hour.
Using the reference images of the sneaker, a 360° turntable reveal on white, cut to a macro of the stitching, cut to it landing on wet pavement mid-stride. Sharp commercial look, subtle whoosh transitions. 12 seconds.
60 free credits. No card. No ByteDance account.
Generate your first Seedance 2.5 video — free